"The Legend of Hanzo" Clip - Kubo and the Two Strings | LAIKA Studios

[@jadeheart22]

One of the best storytelling scenes I’ve ever seen in my life

[@FAR0112]

I couldn't agree more.

[@colinsanchez327]

100%

[@Jett-cm5cb]

Shamed it didn’t get a second movie

[@Jett-cm5cb]

It’s a shame that it didn’t get a second movie or at least a sequal

[@CruelRavier]

@@Jett-cm5cb it didn't need one. The story was complete

[@TheITinFIT]

A gorgeous scene that with excellent storytelling! Plus it’s nice for the people to be accepting and supportive of Kubo’s magic and stories compared to Coraline, Paranorman and The Boxtrolls.

[@stephenbyrne2170]

Too bad the boy's story was cut short.

[@darkskull9166]

Yeah, which is kind of a breath of fresh air. Most stories in Japan have the townsfolk killing or even burning people that show off this sort of magic unless they're protected by an emperor or feudal lord.

[@tangytablets5150]

Animating origami so smooth, you'd think it was CG.

[@Spectralyzed]

I'd say that about the entire film, honestly- the level of precision this studio has with movement and detail is mind boggling.

[@jobigoud]

This kinda begs the question, if it's so smooth and clean that you can't tell whether it's CGI or stop motion, what is the advantage of doing it the hard way? It's not cheaper, it's not faster, it doesn't let you do things you wouldn't be able to do in CG… it's just the bragging rights and "knowing" that you did it the hard way, but the audience has to be told this extra bit of information that's not part of the story or visuals. Would the movie be less good if you didn't know how it was made? Would you be mad if they used CGI on some of these shots?

[@tangytablets5150]

@@jobigoud I feel like there's some merit to marketing something as being able to move so smoothly despite being stop-motion. It's an elevation of an art. I don't think it necessarily has to just be a "bragging right" but also proof that something as smooth as this can be done with clay, wire, and paper. And I honestly do believe there is a good deal of charm to the textures and designs of the world when done in a physical medium. like the small fringes of the paper when "cut", the way the cloth looks, and even the shadows on the wrinkles on people. Also, if they did put in some CG to depict certain effects and movements, I honestly wouldn't be mad. Most of it is still dolls and sets, and lighting and the tiny doll/toy appreciator in me just gets tickled by the idea that a lot of these people and monsters and sets physically exist in the real world.

[@StopMotionbyNicholas]

This scene was so powerful and enchanting 😍

[@DistnguishedIDegenerate]

It's so great seeing movies still made with stop motion animation. Keep it up laika.

[@Zora.jade.]

When i first saw this movie I thought it was 3d animated 😅

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Not only this scene alone must've taken months to animate, but it also screams so much passion, ambition and creativity in the storytelling it almost makes me wanna shed a tear. It seriously pains my heart that both Laika and this movie remain underrated.

[@ernestodrawings3638]

a great studio and great movies that bring us ❤

[@Eidlones]

The animation on his fingers is amazing. I can't imagine how long this scene took to make

[@rumblefish9]

Love this movie so much! Cried so much!

[@jcthegamer1281]

I was laughing at this guy the whole time at 3:23 he looks like he's winning Money. 🤣🤣🤣

[@tanishqnambiar8698]

Simply a masterpiece 🔥🔥

[@liufonseca8331]

Os filmes da LAIKA são os melhores ❣🥺

[@KingdomHeartsFan3211]

“Kill the chicken! *_RIP IT TO PIECES!_* ”

[@alexisblake2634]

🤦🏼‍♀️

[@hatsunemikuchannel2023]

2:19: This scene looks like Big Hero 6, that's so cool!! 😯😯😊😊 Kubo looks like Chihiro 😯😯😊😊 3:05: Issunboushi reference!! 😯😯😊😊

[@Junchuan_23]

He fought Tsuchigumo, Isonade, and Basan (Yokai fire chicken from Shikkoku Island)

[@sophiaschannel1611]

2:32 Ed: Chicken! Pet The Chicken! Pet The Chicken!

[@ricardosalinas5365]

1:05 1st piece: The Sword Unbreakable! 1:13 The 2nd: The Breastplate Impenetrable/Impenetrabubble! 1:23 And finally, the 3rd weapon, the final piece of the armor: The Helmet Invulnerable!

[@nicoll1672]

Is this gonna have it on Cinemas I want to see it

[@leonardosomma4196]

1:23 What is up with that girl on the very left, just to the left of kubo?

[@tigitrisproductions6603]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! So excited for wild wood to be released! Good luck with your future products

[@flunitas]

Great !!!!!

[@santiagogutierrez6272]

KUBO 👍

[@naomichadwick4223]

What is with this woman and the chicken?!😂

[@leonardosomma4196]

U think she had smth to do with Gamu's hatred of chickens in Missing link

[@jolijnattema1638]

I don't but she reminds me of the Grandma from Mulan

[@snailman3957]

yes

[@lizahamid5611]

Judy Hopps: I Was Paper Mario Series Kubo and the Two Strings Stop-Motion Film

[@matthewsoucy9073]

r/youngpeopleyoutube

[@Reyshortvideo]

This make with stop motion😮😮😮

[@elbasurerodesun4880]

Great ^^

[@santiagogutierrez6272]

LAIKA 👍 😉 🙋

[@shandukaniramalivhana1462]

Suspicious old man .

[@gemssanga4059]

In the 16th Century Japan, Kubo tells everyone about the Legend of the Mighty Samurai, Hanzo claims the magical armor, when he was attacked by the Moon King and the evil Twin Sisters, Karasu and Washi.

[@macmooney9136]

1:05-1:07

[@CrocoDylianVT]

Hanzo made sashimi out of thata shark

[@horseyfacetheglorious]

3:08

[@ricardosalinas5365]

3:27 🤢🤢🤢